PackagingTaking a look at the packaging we find the front of the box is more focused on the World of Warcraft theme and if it wasn’t for the small Steelseries logo in the bottom right we might forget who it was made by.
The back is a fairly standard affair although there are only 4 real features they are pointing out, but they are doing this in 4 languages. It certainly looks very professional.
The left hand side has two product pictures, interestingly they used a white background for the one and not for the other.
The other side is nearly exactly the same. Although it literally has a chunk missing off the bottom. This is because this side is magnetic and as such can be opened up.
This reveals the product itself with a few small pictures to explain the features.
On the left-hand side we have a bit of background about the collaboration between Steelseries and Blizzard in producing this product, also in 4 languages.
After removing the packaging, we can take a look at the items that come with the mouse. In this case we find a Quick Start Guide and a few of the usual Steelseries booklets.
I have owned this mouse for about 6 weeks now and I really do think its a great mouse. Its my first gaming mouse so I cant compare it to others. I did however try them out in the shop before I purchased this one. I had my heart set on the rat 7 but after trying them out for comfort etc this come out on top. I have rather big hands so this one is really comfy for me to use. The rat 7 which I was really dissapointed I didnt get was not good for my big hands. when the back was extended out I couldnt use it without the front lifting up 🙁